2020 BMW 330i (amazing low mileage!). CA only. 1529 miles/mo. 18 mos left. $363 + tax + $3k DAS + $2800 MSDs

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Year, Make, Model, and Trim: BMW 330i Sedan 2020
Location: Orange County/Los Angeles

MSRP: $44,240
Monthly payment (pre-tax): $362.61. With SoCal Taxes: $390.71 per month

Current mileage: 8,500
Maturity mileage: 36,022
Effective miles per month: 1,529 miles
Maturity date: 12/31/22

MSD due (if any): 2,800 (refundable security deposit I paid at lease so will need that now, but you will be able to recoup at end of lease)
Cash due (if any): Asking for $3000.00 payment given the great deal here!

Financial institution: BMWFS
Transfer fee: $500 to be paid by new leasee
Out-of-state transfer allowed (yes/no): No, let’s keep this in California

Vehicle condition (accidents, tire wear, etc.), options, and other details:
Clean title, No mechanical or psychical damage. Non smoking and no pets previously in the car.
2020 BMW 330i in great condition with 8,500 miles.
-Live Cockpit Pro With Navigation

  • Black SensaTec
    -19’ wheel 793I w/allseason rft
    Sport Automatic Transmission
  • Rear view camera
  • Satin aluminum exterior trim
  • Ash grey wood trim
  • Auto dimming mirros
  • Sport seats
  • Active guard
  • Park Distance Control
  • Auto climate control
  • Apple carplay compatibility
    -Sapphire Black Color
    -Blind Spot and Lane Departure Included.
    -Adaptive Headlights.
    -Heated Driver and Passenger seats.

Maintenance is included and was originally signed into the lease, Including oil changes and fluid changes. Great opportunity to gain loyalty. Commute has changed and need to make changes with transportation.

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The cash due makes this effectively ~$600/mo, which kills this deal. Maintenance also doesn’t transfer unless you got UC+.

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Thanks Jon. What do you recommend - I am not really driving this car - it seems like I could buy out the lease and then sell, and pocket anywhere from 3K to 4K, but was thinking I should try this first… What do you recommend?

Thanks!

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Sell it to a third party - Carvana, Vroom, Carmax, etc.

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Might want to update the model year.

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If you can sell it to 3rd party dealers with 3k positive equity then why bother transferring the lease? Lease transfer takes longer and adds more uncertainty.

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Upfront cash is 5.8k or 3k?

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It’ll be a total of $5.8K, of which $2.8 will be refunded at the end of the lease.

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Unfortunately it looks like the option to sell this to a third-party buyer closed as of last night :frowning:

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Initially sounded like it was just more complicated but now it sounds like it might be true - I stand corrected…

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No doubt a direct sale to a third-party is generally more straightforward than doing a swap. In the case of BMWs right now though, it looks like that door has now closed, at least for the time being :frowning:

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If you’re asking for that much cash upfront, you’ll need to add that to the title. You should also add the monthly payment to the title as well.

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Yes correct!

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Interested if 3000 cash payment is not required.

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I think you should look at some broker deals on here as a comparison. While I agree the mileage here is great I think your amount due upfront is on the high side when you compare to where brokers can get someone for a new 330xi. That being said - not sure if you listed on SAL or LeaseTrader yet but you might have some luck there with your current ask.

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Interested if 3000 cash payment is not required. Located in OC

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You should probably respond to the posts above.

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Open to a lower cash payment than 3000, but will need something significant…thx

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Would you take $2k? You may want to be more specific for folks interested in your car.

I am not interested in your car, BTW.
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I am interested in taking over the lease, but not willing to pay the cash due

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